Premier League: €2.14bn in TV and commercial revenues paid to clubs in 2015-16 (Arsenal: €132m)

The Premier League redistributed £1.638bn (€2.147bn on 24/05/2016) in audiovisual and league commercial revenues to the 20 clubs that participated in the 2015-16 English top flight, announced the English League on 24/05/2016. This is an increase of 2% compared to 2014-15 (£1.605bn, or €2.198bn on 03/06/2015). The 2015-16 season was the final one of the 2013-2016 TV rights cycle.

Premier League clubs received an average of £81.9m (€107.3m) in audiovisual and commercial revenues in 2015-16. Leicester City FC, the 2015-16 English champions, came in fifth position in money redistributed by the league, with £93.2m (€122.2mn), due to its low number of national broadcasts (15 out of 38 matches) live on Sky Sports and BT Sport.

Although they were second to the Foxes in the league, Arsenal FC led the Premier League's revenue redistribution ranking with £100.9m (€132.3m), thanks to the most number of broadcasts (27 matches) on national television for an English club in 2015-16. Manchester City FC (£96.9m, or €127.1m), Manchester United FC (£96.4m, or €126.5m) and Tottenham Hotspur FC (£95.2m…